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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-11-26
MISCELLANEOUS.


Il inch gaspipe 7 couplings. . short J Il inc
steel drills, reels old nat wiro cable. spun
Nheei, shhft and reei, pinion, old csges,
small iron punoy, ION. more or less, OIL
crap iron, poiis, etc; 70 anchor bolts. ~
feet long; Is anchor bolts. 2 inches, 10Y fee
iong' izs pteees strap rcn, ixs inches. II Zee
long. pnbcnedi ~ pieces OF strap iron, : II
ihcnes, II ieef long. punched; = piecss hol
shsln braces; ~ Anchor poits, IN inches. Il
o' ."pS ~ ~ ancn9r no,'s. iheaes, o. zee
lons. ! IRON seAlea hAna-"inaiassi pieces en-
s grs.ne reeA aoont OF. ieet' and - inche
.n,eA ~ esT.inRs I"r pump smhh T"nnf
WIS CADET trest'sh'
Az No. Hosting Work.
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'ir'n ore bnckets, Oh anvil. old iei,owh
to "ls ssrssn' shave and boxes, coli oid
l'n rope, ! psir platform scales. arind
''''Ne an" if'Siie' 30 TONS "i ore more OF less
Al Meadow y.I,av comr.rx,, omc.
s,ovs w,,h arrr ,,as aa, a.. a.,
is,, press. ! deck stool. chairs. table,
~ rvss. sAso, Win noor ~.hen survey,
s,s. o = pictures arc ;rnmes, : Dill
rssh.r ,. v, .,aoS, nssen sale. ! sioch, 70
n. =, az s ny vsmoy pelsonsi propery oelong.
or near Piocns Nsv.s snes "'nihe company ~
lnS xoHeae. esShus
a." -'''e 40 h'''e'' given 'hs' on
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'""t' Inc 'pnf'~entn nav OF Dnrch,
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Lev M,nin9 rnn,n.cr ~ D. .ne saia Mesow val
acr;hed nronsrtl N w sno 20 me aoove ae-
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and IN ,,n,a,.r.n u ~ ssi,ue ~ s.iu e1ecution
did ~, ths ann 49, 30 x snJ w sv ,sn.
nnon tha to,in.,nn s " a. -. ioos, ievy
dsssnSsnt s,s. te' r., prope..y OF ,ne
coin asoresaid. and more psrticulsriv aescribed
Lots nn,,ss, W" n =, ~ 90 =. "a A..
bloct numhs, 90 a. 20 -, ~ ~, 10 y, ~
10. 81 And a. in S,ocr .n, uS no .M ~ 40, ~.
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Lincoln sforessid tocsthsr vish III sr% a;y.v ~
n The tensmsnt hesa%,s e, ~sn ~ anu n,nsu-
ances thsrsrnsn haior"ia ~ ~ ana Appnrlen-
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nd Tho W L ~ ~ ~ -, ~ seeuon %,
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SE 4 OF the N Ea Of section 81, and the
\ y az IA se ~ ~, "nd the Y Of section
ie last sforess,d lots n;ecas 'ro,,on , 20. ~ 70
Il land. Ivino heins IA s,t,,is. - Tar sv.s
)ne, n Range 60 III NJ. n. ana n sr rds .on
nth ali and sinsu,.r sha SLY sc.es' soge,nef
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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-11-26

The Journals ideal reckless man is the
one who does not take off his hist when
speaking tot railway official. Lincoln
Journal.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-11-26

A correspondent OF the Comnercia
copied the following unique and exhausy
i've epitaph from tombstone in Tennes
zee and sent it in as masterpiece in it,
line. II gives pretty much all of the
deceased's history, and he certainly had
a remarkable career. The stone was
erected by NJ. Auldoon of THE city.
The apitaph is as follows
Thomas Z. Afterall, the eighth son of
Fidelity -ifterall, killed in 1916 By the
Indians. nj Puritan stock. And his
fourth wife. Eliza Jane Smith. Who
was the third wife Of J. Smith. who was
her second husband, born a, the new
city NJ indianapolis, Ind, in the wear OF
our Blessed Redeemer and Savior. 1914,
on the 18th day of January, the same
blessed year; and, after having been
baprised by the proper way, and &C.
knowledging the true Baptist faith, WAS
married to Peggy Colt 1.-THE tallest one,,
daughter of Jim Colt (who lived at the
forks Of tho road who, having died, he
took TO his tender breast his trne friend
and mine Martha wolpur. The two
above helpmates gave him seven sweet
buds cf trust and affection. and | gave
him one after his death OF myself, who |
got scalded accidentally BY him on |
maple sugar, and then still trusting the
promise Of God, he clasped his wife for
the third time, o. 40 sweet his now
weeping widow, Mary Bangs Afterall
who is myself, and died soon after, on
March 10. 1872, A. q, peace to his
ashes. Having performed the work laid
out for him to do by his Creator, he now
rests from his labors There is no sor.
toweth there.
Erected by his weeping and disconso-
late widow, and his truest wife, Mary
Bangs Afterall Chattanooga CONNER
,ial.
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"Asipis like nsciar."- Iosen Ooar,,,.
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in."-Sss lord Eesr,Ag rosi. "''''
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Huh Pnncf i iadisnsnsable aharsssr lse. ".ea
rhe popnlarify Of Hub Punch IL isrt;n.., 4,
pair asccess in using loo h<f and enrfg 49, =
snta' PARK a TlIIoIb. Nssls,;
onrssles Of Huh Pinch haze n,rrrissd... ~
within three months q lsrFsr annatj,, M, "a
fniiciPAied tellias 10 tselst." hMllli Nv
pEhbhhk. New York and ChiraFo. -
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Trade sspf.lied At Msnniac,nrera p,lossh,
nschNaIss a HAHMs sO<.
Assnts foe Pacific Coast, San rrAae,,,ol ~,
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No man can go into bad company
without suffering for it, The homely
old proverb has it very tersely. "a
man can't bite the bottom ont Of frying.
pan without shutting his nose Hart.
ford Herald,
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II ia hereby ordered TINT the foregoing notice
o. application for patent be published Ten con.
secutive weeks, In tho Phoebe RECORD, . weekly
Newspaper published at Phoebe, Nevada,
jelotd y. II. HINCKLEY, Register.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-11
TuE wAITER asSCEII SEAD

The waole country Is laughing over
the Waiter kideely fund. A joke %
national proportions has been perpe.
tratcd, snd, strange 10 relate, tas vic
tins are thoss phsBomeaAlly sharp and
knswins Individuals the travelling
man.
Something more than . wesk ASo au
address 30 the travelling men Of ihc
United States, parPoFtipK 10 have been
issaed from nss Msinss. Iowa, Appeared
In the ChicAss TTs,s.ss. 10 reeited how
. lonely aud tnRoesEt travelling tsAa
had er0@sed q small slFvam near Texar.
kama, Arkansas, en . ferry. lie paid
the isFrymen nfiy csnts "a returning
later in The DAY, however. be erusssd
The stream In the ops0sits direction ard
vas charged Ave dollars b. ths enter
prtaine fsFfymea- HIS proad spiril re-
belled. he coala Hol understand uhy
be should BE- charged ave cellars fos
crossing . stream weich he baa crossed
= fee hears before for ATTY eeutA tie
refused 10 pay the sxaFettaRi shAsSe.
TIE fsrryDen. Of uhon there were txo
and vhS we're brothers hansa Marrhy,
eHpesiulaisd. eaa ~ vas arU. A. =
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-11
CANADIAN ANxKxArIox.

Late kilograms indicate THAI there is
once more q futtsF Of activity amsRg
those who favor the annexation of
Canada 70 the United states. and that
40 effort will DO made TO bring the an
nsxation question before the people of
Canada In q practical shape. The
movement, however. is not likely to
amount 10 mueh. That the ultimate
destiny Of Canada IL annexation TO the
DATED States, all AmaSicans believe,
bat that We are upon the eve Of annexa-
tion, nobody believes.
II the anRexationists In Canada are
aa numerous and az influential as Is
asserted, Il must be said that they havs
remained phenomenslly quiet. They
have asserted themselves in no way In
the politics Of Ihe Dominion, and. bat
for a voice Taised here and theFs at vide
intervals. the world would have been
iaatifsd In believing that the idea Of
annexation never crossed q Canadian
bTain. II will DO extraordinary, in
Deed, II the sentiment In favor Of au-
nexation shoald develop 30 raPidIy that
the dream Of the few isolated Annsxa-
tionists should be realized all al once.
ID Is undsniable, however. that there
ia growing sentiment throughout Gan
eda Ia favor Of the formation Of 9 Gus
toms union With the United States.
This would b. the frst step toward the
political union Of the two countries,
and. while u would be very far from the
Last step, IL would mark the inaugura-
zion Of q movement which would net
stop short Of annexation. The policy
Of the United States Is against the 90
QUESTION Of territory by force, bat IL
the people Of Canada actually expressed
q desire 10 become citizens Of ths
republic, there IL no doubt that their de-
sire would be RratiAsd. Great Britain
would, Of course, object and would seek
70 drive ~ good bargain as possible.
bat II both the United States and Can.
adA we're determined upon uniting, the
methsr country would yield A. grace
fally a. possible. OF course, there are
many grave objections 10 the annexA-
hion Of Canada, bat thess will doubtless
Be overcome in time. and 10 IL net i'm.
probable that there are these nov liv-
ing vho will see all Of North America
under the dominion OF q single English
speaking people
While the immediate annexation Of
Canada IL anything bat probable, hsw-
ever, 10 is not q. all unlikely thai Nova
heotia may soon break away from the
Dominion and seek 10 be admitted into
the Union. The people Of that province
are thoroughly dissatisfied with the az
istinG state Of affairs. aud a rapidly iu-
srSasinR majority Of them are said 10
be In fav0E OF separation froa the
Dominion, as is alao the provincial gov,
sEADent, and . movement in that di
reesion may be sxpeaaed st any time.
An appeal for admission into the Unian
would probably nol follow at ORee, bus
u woald inevitably fellow. and the peo-
PIE Of The United States would be
brought face 10 face with a qaestion Of
prime importance. They would be
called apOs 10 decide upon a psliey TO
b followed vish reference b our north
sEA nsiRhbors, and there can be little
doubt that their decision would be that
Nova Scotia night come into the pnian.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-11
MORAL nFLUKNCE OF A SHAVE.
lFron Yrs York Saa. 7

r fptA Nfta cFA ouH.
Justice Murray refuses 20 grant var
Fahts for the arrest of BARRIERS who
shave people on Sunday. He decides
that a clean shave Is conducive TO physi.
cal aud moral health, and il therefore a
necessity. The Justice Is right and his
head is level.
The moral influence Of the razor and
latheT brush is great. A man who has
a clean shave every morning IL almost
invariably a peaceabse and Law abiding
citizen, The good man achieves 10
Usually preceded by q visit ~ the bar
Der. He shAves before going 20 ohRruh.
He never calls upon . Young woman
without seeing that his face .s clean.
When he gets married be allows no
pglckiy signs Of beard to be seen on bis
chin.
A smooth face and piety are intimately
related. Except IN rare cases and in
kassia priests are always clean shAven
The arst step toward the reformation Of
criminal Is shaving him.
Pirates always wear boards. some
good men wear them also, and full
beard is not necessarily a badge OF
turpitude. But tue mAn who does not
wear an honest beard. and always looks
as though he had not been touched by q
razor for a week or two, will bear
watching. Barglars are represented on
the stage With q weeks groWth of bris-
ties on their ohssks. The trAmp's face
Is given reash and sinister appearance
by vigorous stabhle-
Clearly, sunday shaving is a Wsrk Of
necessity. its moral iudasKce seems to
b greater than thai Of al the blno iaws
OF Nee EuelAnd. bat In Boston they
take a contrary view.
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RE suHs IpxA.


The IDEAS Of the New York Sss are
always original and sften good. it,
latest idea concerning what the Demo
Gratis ought 10 DO in 1859, 10 contained In
the following:
Fer PYesidsHf.
David Bennett Hill, Of New York.
Fer Wee President.
J. Proctor Knott, Of Kentucky.
For GogsrBOr Of Rsw York.
Charles O. b. walker, Of Chemuna.
Platform.
The best government IL that which
governs least.
Here the East and the West, New York
and Ksntueky, Northern BouTbonism
and SsuthsFn BouFbonism, are united
on . platform which 10 simplicity sssslf,
and which asserts q single proposition
which nobody will take the trouble 10
disputa. From 9 Democratic stand
point, IL is . good idea. However, 10
win probably never be adopted outside
Of the SEs Office. The Democrats are
NOS In the habit Of acting upon the
SENS ideas, aud perhaps u 10 the worse
for themselves that they are not.
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A Dispatch from Washington publish
Cd yesterday stated that PostfuAsser-
General Villas bad tssasd nee orders re
gaFding mail matters f0F CANA Tie
rates - stated SeFs - follows Lettsrs,
eents for each half aanss % fraction
ihrreof; postal cards seats each. sec
end and laird class matter. Aad samples
% useFchandiss nee excee3ias elsht
eances In SsiCht, cent fog each txo
oanees o. fraetioa offuo euncSa. foarth
class matter, 7 cent for each ounce %
fractioa % an ognee
The above ratss arr . radical change.
her~tofofe nsFehaBdiss eauiA uot -
saFuagh ths ChinA nails unless fall ~
Ger rate pastasre Sas gAid, Postal carts
we're Eet mAlisble. aud thw rate %
psFers was : SEATS. irrespective u
wetght, An3 up0a 2theE Eriutsd matter
q Was ceufs fos each to uuuses af
tsaStson tAsTeot, ga letters thsFe = no
charge stsfsvSr.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL SCHOOL
ELECTtOM.

THE BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECT
l ors OF School District No. l. Of King
County, Washington Territory, have
agreed 10 purchase from the owners. sub
tect 10 the ratification Of such proposed
purchase by 9 vote OF the qualified elect
ors OF said School District tract OF land
a. an additional site Tor a school house In
the southern part of the city. particularly
described as follows to-wit: Commencing
AZ the northeast corner Of the tract OF
land designated as syndicate Ridge. in
Syndicate addition 10 the city Of Seattle.
and running thence west along the north
boundary line Of said Syndicate Ridge
northwest corner OF said Syndicate Ridge.
which ssid point Is also the northeast cor
ner OF block nun heFed FIVE in said Syndi-
cate addition 70 Seattle; thence south
along the west boundary line OF said Syn
dictate Ridge and the east boundary line
Of said block five two hundred and forty
feet 20 the southeast corner Of said block
ave: thence east along the south bound
AIRY line ~ said block five prolonged four
hundred and thirty two feet to the east
boundary liRe Of said Syndicate
Ridge; thance north along said east
boundary line two hundred and forty
feet 20 the place OF beginning being
tract Of ant four hundred and thirty two
feet long snd two hun tred and forty feet
vida OF tho north end OF said Syndicate
Ridge. bounded on the east BY -Four
tenth street on the north by Weller
street. on the west By lots two and three
o. block i've, and on the south by the res
idUe q Syndicate Ridge rot herein hefare
particularly described. all according %
the pisf = syedicSte addition 20 the city
Of Seattle recorded May ga. ISst. in the
records q King county. Wash Teri. in /
Vol ? q plats pare q. IN the Auditors
oface o. said county.
= -.
In rectangular forl0 and saual in area 20
seventeen lots. each Slyi4o feet IL size
ard coss WAn1s = Sue view Of the south |
crn part o. the city Ard the hArhor The
title 70 - conveyed l. perfect ard the
pruRessd purchase Price u Ave Thousand
dollars payable on or before two years
vita interest a. e1gat Per ceEt per annum
until paia
Notice l. THEREFOR given that a special |
e}ertt0n In said school District win he
held N SATURDAY. ihr sab day q Nay A I
n lSss a. tire Skating Rink. on the west
sic - second street between seneca and
Sprtrg streets IN the city q se%tile 10
said cean'y. ~ which election az Gu al |
es& electors Of said District arr called |
apow 70 aetsrulins BY ballot whether or
"a. said baGrd Of Directors shall purs
ehAsn said tsact Of land FER tho purp 1ees 1
and upon the terms and coalitions scoye /
SCI forth.
&c staai1 ~ eAlAA E-E'flaAlfEt EtasEf4i
A. =afd place - the hear o. o'ciock a IA
q said day and remain orFa ua'a the
kouF ~ : alclack . NJ. % - 4 DAY All
electors Ia favor q Esid purch 49, vii ~
GpSn their ha1lass -la-r ksss-yaz" All
electors oPus1ss-3 20 sai6 surckass VII sAy
upon Ehsir ballots ~purrh $50
Dated ~ SestIie tbs 6th day q MAJ.
tSsT. ~. q. STHEVR.
TEuS r. MTNoH.
J. N FRISK.
School Dr. ecfoEs 81 Sch0oi District No. /. I
Attest Z sta 5. BriAoos. ClaEk Sch0al
u8ssrse{ Ne, !. mid
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The fund raissd for TIE w5dops and or.
yAans Of Ranaimo attesfS TIE charity and
gsnsrossly Of ~ people Of Seattle. The
good sSork should not stop hers. Let he
find fHersass Snta sperg man asd iooTaas
N ne city e numbered among il contrib
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Do Hot forget ne pidoss and orphans
q NdHdiao. Contributions 70 the fund
foT their relief are siiu 5siHg rsceipsd at
ne Posr- IsrEILIaEScER sfFcs.
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kayips toF cash Is sod bat The
greatest sAvlng Is 10 sslhue foR esst
No hsa1 esesS, % booEkregesss IN fast,
30 losses oaf SoWpetiiaFa are oaNsE
etnS ~ Sc tnAi eDiy = eash siase oau
aaosa y giFs casa values We LEAD for
laS sash priccs- AnY zoe Gao sse thst
Ne ga ansrd o. un4erseil the credit
stdFSs CanzzEE CtEkEs.
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II yos Aays Ass alras.iy cssfr,a.iai %
Ia fssf ~ sAs rsl,.f y ~ ,saissss aa.l
eTpAaAs q yaHasNo. a. . a. o.s. Az
sAo~ld assist - tAs sosi usrk.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-11

- iAs Hsiisf - 1HT Prssperify. Ia ~
ziHs rAai ~ oI- 10 .Asss us.s AaTe bse.
sasrsa&ss O. s-.lisa ssi ars4! a.t,f5s,-
tasa-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-11

Il i the duty Of every psrson who has
Used BaecAss's Gsrnsaa Szrzsp % let -
wsuderful qualities Be known 10 thsif
fFisnds In curing oonsamptlon. severe
eozghs. er0up, asthma. pnenUon1s, ena
IN fact al throat and lung diseases. NO
person can use Il with01t iumediate
relief. Tires doses viii F6lisye any case,
and sc consider il The duty Of all drug
eists 70 recommend it 10 the poor, DYING
consumpsive, az least 10 Try one bottle,
g % 600 dozen bottles uefs sold last
year, and no ons case where IL failed
vas reported sneh medicine a. the
German SFTTsz canDot be too widely
known. Asa your sraegist about II.
Sampse bottles 20 try, sold AZ 10 cents.
Regular sizs, Is cents. Sold BY ali
druggists and dealers IN the United
States and Canada DIV
Credit stores Say goods can be boueh.
cheaper for cash, "a take their advice
and buy your dry goods from CHEsrKR
(TFAEY
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NEWSPAPER FOR SALE.

CTTUATED IN ONE OF THE BEST
- and most prosperous sections Of West
ern Washington Established end doing
paying business. Good Job Office in
connection. Price $9000: $500 cash. bal.
ance on satisfactory terms. Parties with
out money need not apply. Coed reasons
office. mystf
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TMB PosT-LHTKLLEGEzcxR VIII not IN
a1Tsake 70 return rejected manuscript
Al contributions must Be sent with this
understanding
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hays' seiEs sAasi $ aeuss e the Sraa
NGoTHlz2 hoasE. as ComusrOsa' street..
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nlys

A LARGE TWO STORY. RIGHT
~ room House: Lot 60x120 feet. and
has a small Barn ou II; second lot on
Tenth street from corner of Pine, Price
SIlO0 cash. Inquire of W. L0TKA. at
Commercial MIL ap30 I'm
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400 ACRES OF LAND. ONK-QUAR
lOO ter Of 9 mile southeast OF Macal
E.R.- 49, Cd. D4uaw

CITY PROPERTY AND FARMING
~ lands, improved and unimproyed.
New steamboat Bd.th T.. with good
paying route established, between Laurel
Shade and Houghton. on Lake Washing
ton, leaving HoughtOn every day at am.
snd .. m, returning leaves Laurel Shade
at q m. and .. m. Inquire of
apl7 I'm W. W. RASTER. Master.
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Puhllahsd in ne Post BulldinR. On MI
s<rest. Seattle, Wash Ter.
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From time 10 time we will have lot
to say on the cash system, both in prices
and items. Too much cannot be said
IN its praise. Don't buy for credit.
Even the credit stores acknowledge that
goods can be bought cheaper for cash.
CHESTER CLEABY.
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Eastern WASHINGTON FARM

INOR SALE OR TRADE FOR CITY
II lot. Grand effer. Apply to
apis I'm T. ID. CLARKE. Seattle.
1--WE HEAVY TEAMS-SEYEN BUG
Il " horses. Terms reasonable Can
be seen at the City Stables. corner Main
and Third streets, Seattle. ap9
A PERSON HAVING $1,000 CAN PUR
N chase 8 kAlf-inters st in one OF the best
paying businesses 10 Seattle, together with
half interest In Machinery, Fixtures, ETC..
valued at Sc, 500. For further particulars ad.
dress Postofhce Box 473. Seattle, W. 7. I'm
400 ACRES OF LAND. ONE-QUAR-
IOO ter OF 8 mile southeast OF Macal-
ister store. Cedar River.
Lot 5. block IL.
Lot 3, block Is. Central addition to Sc
attic.
Lot .. block l, LAWYERS addition, Seattle
Lot 10 block l.
Lot IL. block l, IS
Apply to GEORGE THOMAS,
ap2s,f Newcastle Coal Mines.
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FOR SALE.
MACHINERY;

/ Engine Lathe. Is inch swing, Is feet 4
inch bed. IN oy-r rest.
/ Wescott's combination chuck. q inch.
Planer. q in. by q In. By feet.
l Upright Drill, 30 inch, automatic feed;
all OF Gould & Eberhardt manufacture.
Vertical Steam Engine, 5 in. by in.
and boiler.
Horizontal Steam Engine, ~ In. b. IL
in; all in drst class condition. Ap,ly to
HENRY b. LOOMS,
my2 I'm Attorney at Law
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WAMTED.

To loan $500 and S9OOo on good security.
Houses to rent. Money fer investment.
Women and girls at SIS 10 $50.
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